The letters of Queen Victoria, vol. 3, 1854-1861

Chapter 117

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peril of the Ministry, ii. 285; defeat of the Government, ii. 288; inability to form a Government, ii. 288-313; Parliamentary Reform, ii. 332, 333; resignation of Whig Government, ii. 368; Lord Derby becomes Prime Minister, ii. 369-377; first debate, ii. 380-383; question of dissolution, ii. 383; Free Trade debate, ii. _399_; Budget, ii. 406; defeat on House Tax and resignation, ii. 411-413; China War debate, iii. 231

Tractarian movement, ii. 273, 280

Transport Land Corps, iii. 157

Transvaal, independence of, ii. _142_; iii. 200

Trapani, Count, Spanish marriage, ii. _31_, 32, 44, 89, 99

Treaty of 1856, settlement of Eastern Question, iii. _63_, 65, _158_, 182; Nanking, i. _442_

Trelawney, Sir John, and Church rates, iii. _323_

Trench, Richard Chenevix, Dean of Westminster, iii. 206

_Trent_, steamship, seizure of Envoys, iii. 466, 468

Tréport, Queen's visit to, ii. 44;